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          I have a Cannon BJC-4000 printer and all the lights are blinking and my computer doesn't know that it is there. It is a Packard Bell legend 204CD.  I just took out their duel sound and modem card and upgraded them and now the printer is just blinking, all lights, is it broken or can it be fixed?  Thanks for the help.<br>
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          It doesn't sound like anything in your computer is broken. I would check the manual that came with the printer and see what that combination of blinking lights means. It could be that there is a jam in the printer, one of the ink cartridges is low, or any other number of things.
          Also check the printer cable that goes to the computer it might not be
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          Asked By: DMR030955@aol.com<br>
          Date: 2/2/98</p>
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